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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1954

Page

4

Whitewright Sun masthead and publication details

The Whitewright Sun edited by T. Glenn Doss serves readers with weekly Thursday issues. This line confirms editor publisher and mailing information for Whitewright Texas, indicating a local newspaper identity and post office entry.

the Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Whitewright, Texas S. V. Earnest Grayson County Texas Nancy Drake Whitewright Sun

Subscription Rates and Corrections Policy Notice

Phone 52276 in Grayson and Fannin Counties 82.00 outside Grayson and Fannin Counties 2.50 foreign subscriptions except soldiers Five pounds Any erroneous reflection upon the character or standing of any person firm or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publisher.

Grayson Fannin Grayson and

Sun Errata Fixes Phone Listing Mixup

Weblew Our Top reports Bussie Thornhill from Community Public Service Co. delivered news that publishers were wanted on long distance. The Sun was mislisted in the S section. the Sun’s directory listing shows under W. Call the operator for missing listings and information.

Bussie Thornhill Sun Community Public Service Co McKinney

Local businessman opposes creosoted poles for new mercury lamps

Griffin Dollarhide Jr. visited this morning urging action against erecting creosoted poles for the new mercury vapor lighting. He noted these lamps in Denison and described them mounted on steel poles painted with aluminum.

Griffin Dollarhide Jr Denison

City Commission Approves Deal Without Public Consultation

A protest note states the city commission authorized the deal without consulting any party, and the objection is forwarded to the city government for review.

City Commission

Optimistic Brownell Overlooks Our Past

An opinion piece argues the FBI DOJ and courts are needed to fight Communism while warning that without prosecutorial will, investigations falter. The author contrasts current actions with Roosevelt and Truman eras and questions Congress or executive restraint on prosecutions.

Dallas News FBI Department of Justice Courts Franklin Roosevelt Harry Truman Investigative Committees Congress Dies McCarran Jenner McCarthy

Man's temper costly as he parks and tows at City Hall

A Detroit man, Richard Coker, angered by parking trouble, drove onto City Hall sidewalk to confront the mayor. With the mayor away, he returned to find police towed his car, adding ten dollars to a three dollar ticket.

Detroit

It's the Law au Texas It s the law on household workers tax

The article explains quarterly social security payments for household workers under the 1951 law, detailing which workers are covered, how 24 days and $50 thresholds trigger reporting, and the 4 percent tax with a 2 percent employer deduction. It notes farm vs nonfarm rules, reporting due dates, and Form 942 availability.

Director of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service

Fragment of a social column exchange on marriage

A mother consoles her daughter with a blunt view of courtship while the daughter reveals a pragmatic desire to participate in the matrimonial market. The lines reveal social attitudes toward marriage and gender roles.

Father to Go On Display in Danish Aluminum Industry

In Copenhagen a plan lets wives and children periodically visit to see father at work. The display called Father will let families view the machines and meet colleagues. The aim is to foster happier homes and give the family an intelligent interest in his day.

Copenhagen General Electric

When Money Talks These Days It’s Probably Asking

A wry quote from Alex Drier appears to reflect on financial concerns in a brief item. The line suggests money questions and public interest in economic matters.

Alex

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Sir James Barrie Carol du Pont House DU Pont L. LaRoe & Co Jon Stile State OF Polly Ann Boone J. R. O'Neal Randolph Miller Sally Miller R. L. Glover Elizabeth Glover John W. L. Butler Emily Butler Wm. McGuir Emily McGill Lucy Butler Silas A. Brumback Julia F. Brumback W. F. Turley Elizabeth Turley 15Th District Court Court House Sherman Melvin Montgomery Mosley Leta Marie Mosley P. A. Boone Mahuron M. O. & Ganatek Sakon Suh A. D Whitewright Cleaners Hasty Chevrolet Company
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